This document provides a script summary for a short film titled "From Outside In". It describes scenes showing the morning routine of the main character Sam, who struggles with anxiety and depression. At school, Sam tries to focus on her work but is distracted by talkative classmates sitting near her. After school, Sam goes straight to her room. The script then repeats the morning and school day scenes, showing Sam going through the same routine each day.
This document provides a script summary for a short film called "From Outside In" by Lucy Pratt. The story follows 17-year-old Sam, who struggles with anxiety, depression, and identifies as asexual. Each day, she goes through similar routines of getting ready for school and enduring classes where she is surrounded by distracting classmates but tries to focus on her work. She experiences intrusive thoughts and worries throughout her day. The script repeats the scenes and routines to portray Sam's daily struggles from her internal perspective.
This document is a script for a short film titled "From Outside In" about a 17-year-old girl named Sam who struggles with anxiety, depression, and identifies as asexual. The script follows Sam through her morning and school day routines, where we see her try to focus in class while surrounded by talkative classmates. At the end of each day, Sam returns home and isolates in her room. The script establishes a repetitive pattern through similar shots each day to portray Sam's struggles.
The document outlines scenes from the life of Sam, a 17-year-old high school student. Sam struggles with anxiety, depression and identifies as asexual. She follows the same morning routine of getting ready and making breakfast. At school, Sam sits alone and tries to focus on her work, while nearby students gossip and joke around her. After school, Sam returns home and isolates in her room. The scenes repeat themselves on different school days, showing Sam's lonely experience as an introverted student struggling with her mental health.
Final draft from outside in by lucy prattmediageek5
This document outlines scenes from a short film about a girl named Sam. Sam struggles with anxiety, depression, and identifying as asexual. She finds school stressful as she sits near talkative classmates who make her feel self-conscious. After school each day, Sam goes straight to her room. The document then repeats the morning and school day routines to show Sam's persistent struggles with her mental health and fitting in.
Client draft from outside in by lucy prattmediageek5
This document outlines scenes from a short film about a girl named Sam. Sam struggles with anxiety, depression, and identifying as asexual. She finds school stressful as she sits near talkative classmates who make her feel self-conscious. After school each day, Sam retreats to her room alone. In later scenes, Sam's internal thoughts are voiced over shots of her routine. She worries constantly about school assignments and fears others are watching or judging her. The document ends with Sam arriving nervously for an appointment in the medical block.
This document provides a script summary for a short film titled "From Outside In". The summary includes:
1) Sam goes through her morning routine of waking up, getting ready, and leaving for school where she tries to focus on her work despite distractions from other students.
2) The script then repeats this day through several scenes showing Sam going through the same morning and school day routines while dealing with distracting students.
3) At the end of the school day, Sam returns home and the script implies she is retreating into her bedroom to escape her school experiences.
Emily devises a plan to get over her breakup with Sam by following the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. She acts out each stage, first denying the breakup by showing up at Sam's house pretending they are still together. In anger, she throws all of Sam's things at him. During bargaining, she offers Sam her money and credit cards to take her back. Emily becomes depressed, eating ice cream in the dark. Finally, she tells Sam she has accepted their breakup is over when he pleads for her to return. Emily finds the five stages helpful in moving on from the relationship.
Brad script after first meeting with clientbradleyvgmedia
1) Amanda is experiencing strange occurrences like finding masked men watching her house and receiving mysterious phone calls with no one on the line, leaving her feeling stressed and paranoid.
2) On her way to work one morning, Amanda sees the same masked man again and thinks she sees him a third time, greatly increasing her fear and panic.
3) Amanda arrives home driving recklessly due to her stressed state and mistakenly yells at the occupant of a car she believes is following her, though the car is empty. Overcome by paranoia, she barricades herself in her home.
This document provides a script summary for a short film called "From Outside In" by Lucy Pratt. The story follows 17-year-old Sam, who struggles with anxiety, depression, and identifies as asexual. Each day, she goes through similar routines of getting ready for school and enduring classes where she is surrounded by distracting classmates but tries to focus on her work. She experiences intrusive thoughts and worries throughout her day. The script repeats the scenes and routines to portray Sam's daily struggles from her internal perspective.
This document is a script for a short film titled "From Outside In" about a 17-year-old girl named Sam who struggles with anxiety, depression, and identifies as asexual. The script follows Sam through her morning and school day routines, where we see her try to focus in class while surrounded by talkative classmates. At the end of each day, Sam returns home and isolates in her room. The script establishes a repetitive pattern through similar shots each day to portray Sam's struggles.
The document outlines scenes from the life of Sam, a 17-year-old high school student. Sam struggles with anxiety, depression and identifies as asexual. She follows the same morning routine of getting ready and making breakfast. At school, Sam sits alone and tries to focus on her work, while nearby students gossip and joke around her. After school, Sam returns home and isolates in her room. The scenes repeat themselves on different school days, showing Sam's lonely experience as an introverted student struggling with her mental health.
Final draft from outside in by lucy prattmediageek5
This document outlines scenes from a short film about a girl named Sam. Sam struggles with anxiety, depression, and identifying as asexual. She finds school stressful as she sits near talkative classmates who make her feel self-conscious. After school each day, Sam goes straight to her room. The document then repeats the morning and school day routines to show Sam's persistent struggles with her mental health and fitting in.
Client draft from outside in by lucy prattmediageek5
This document outlines scenes from a short film about a girl named Sam. Sam struggles with anxiety, depression, and identifying as asexual. She finds school stressful as she sits near talkative classmates who make her feel self-conscious. After school each day, Sam retreats to her room alone. In later scenes, Sam's internal thoughts are voiced over shots of her routine. She worries constantly about school assignments and fears others are watching or judging her. The document ends with Sam arriving nervously for an appointment in the medical block.
This document provides a script summary for a short film titled "From Outside In". The summary includes:
1) Sam goes through her morning routine of waking up, getting ready, and leaving for school where she tries to focus on her work despite distractions from other students.
2) The script then repeats this day through several scenes showing Sam going through the same morning and school day routines while dealing with distracting students.
3) At the end of the school day, Sam returns home and the script implies she is retreating into her bedroom to escape her school experiences.
Emily devises a plan to get over her breakup with Sam by following the five stages of grief: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. She acts out each stage, first denying the breakup by showing up at Sam's house pretending they are still together. In anger, she throws all of Sam's things at him. During bargaining, she offers Sam her money and credit cards to take her back. Emily becomes depressed, eating ice cream in the dark. Finally, she tells Sam she has accepted their breakup is over when he pleads for her to return. Emily finds the five stages helpful in moving on from the relationship.
Brad script after first meeting with clientbradleyvgmedia
1) Amanda is experiencing strange occurrences like finding masked men watching her house and receiving mysterious phone calls with no one on the line, leaving her feeling stressed and paranoid.
2) On her way to work one morning, Amanda sees the same masked man again and thinks she sees him a third time, greatly increasing her fear and panic.
3) Amanda arrives home driving recklessly due to her stressed state and mistakenly yells at the occupant of a car she believes is following her, though the car is empty. Overcome by paranoia, she barricades herself in her home.
The document is a script for a short film that follows Emily, a young girl who feels like she is being pursued or stalked. In the opening scene, Emily walks to school alone feeling worried and isolated. She thinks she sees someone following her. At school, Emily is startled when Harry greets her, increasing her feeling that someone is watching her. When her friends ask if she's okay, Emily sees a shadow at the window that frightens her. In class, Emily is confused when the teacher doesn't call Harry's name for attendance, and learns that Harry has died. When Emily turns to look, she sees Harry smiling behind her, revealing he may have been the stalker pursuing her all along.
The document is a script that follows Emily as she walks alone to school feeling afraid and pursued by an unseen stalker. In school, she is distracted and alarmed by things at the window. Her friends are worried about her strange behavior and lack of sleep. In class, when the teacher takes attendance and doesn't call Harry's name, saying he died weeks ago, Emily is confused and distressed since she believes Harry is sitting behind her. She turns around to see him smiling and laughing at her fear.
1) James and Samuel go on their last robbery together, hitting multiple houses and taking cash and valuables.
2) During the final job, James plans to steal all the money from the group and drive off on his own.
3) Samuel confronts James at the getaway car. A fight ensues and James drives off, leaving Samuel behind in the street.
1. School ends at 3:30pm and two girls, Amelia and Annabelle, walk home together through the recreation ground. Amelia notices a man watching them but Annabelle doesn't see anyone.
2. A few days later, Annabelle goes missing after splitting from Amelia on their regular walk home. Amelia's mother comes to ask if Annabelle came over that evening but Amelia says she hasn't seen her.
3. Two weeks later, Amelia is still upset by Annabelle's disappearance. Her friend Kirsty invites her out for the day which Amelia reluctantly agrees to, still feeling like she is being watched
This document is a screenplay about a student named Adam dealing with the death of his friend Chad. In the first scene, Adam's friend Marl notices Adam seems upset at school. They later learn in class that Chad passed away. Adam talks to Marl about how hard it is, especially for their mutual friend Ava. Later scenes show Adam walking home from school hearing classmates discuss Chad's death, and at night looking at old photos of him and Chad before a scary encounter in his home.
A student named Chad has passed away. In school, Adam and his friends deal with the news of Chad's death. That night, while looking at old photos of himself and Chad, Adam hears strange noises in his house. He investigates and encounters an unknown figure, screaming in terror as the screen cuts to black.
A student named Chad has passed away. The next day at school, Adam and his friends deal with the news of Chad's death. Adam feels depressed but tries to seem okay. That night alone in his house, Adam hears strange noises and sees a figure in the darkness that terrifies him.
1. School ends at 3:30pm and students leave for the day. Two girls, Amelia and Annabelle, walk together down a pathway and into a recreation ground.
2. As they sit in the park, Amelia notices a man watching them but Annabelle doesn't see anyone. They later split up to walk home separately.
3. That evening, Annabelle is attacked while walking alone down a footpath. She goes missing and two weeks later when Amelia is still feeling low, her friends try to get her to go out to distract herself.
The student teacher observed a 10th grade English lesson on "If Clause - Type 2" taught by her mentor teacher. The lesson began with a warm-up where students shared what they did over the weekend. The teacher then introduced the grammar point by presenting a dialogue between two characters, Elena and her mother, to establish the context. Students practiced identifying and constructing sentences using "If clause - Type 2" through fill-in-the-blank, multiple choice, and substitution exercises. They also engaged in a paired dialogue activity to demonstrate their understanding of forming and using the grammar structure to express hypothetical or unreal situations in the present.
The lesson plan is for a pre-intermediate English class with 20 students. The lesson focuses on teaching the structure "Would you mind..." for making polite requests. The teacher engages students in a social chat to warm up. Pictures are then used to introduce a context where one character asks "Would you mind opening the window?" The target structure is explained and practiced through repetition and role plays. Examples are provided on the board and students are asked to generate their own requests to check understanding before the lesson ends.
Emmanuel is being chased by a gang led by Solomon through alleyways near his school. While being chased, Emmanuel reflects on how he ended up in this situation. He later discovers that a new student at his school, Arianna, has been manipulating him and is actually working with Solomon. This leads to a confrontation and chase scene with Solomon's gang. Emmanuel is saved by his mentor Mo-G, who convinces Emmanuel to reconsider the path he is on and focus on school instead of gang involvement, for the sake of his future.
Anna arrives home and finds a mysterious note left behind. As she investigates further in her house, strange things start happening - a light flickers upstairs and a written message appears. Unsettled, Anna calls out but receives no response, unsure of what just occurred in her empty home.
This document provides a shot list for a film depicting a week in the life of a character named Sam who struggles with mental health issues. It includes 51 numbered scenes with descriptions of the camera shots and angles to depict Sam's daily routine and increasing anxiety and depression throughout the week. The shots are meant to show Sam's normal outward appearance while hinting at her inner mental state. Costume choices for each day of the week are also listed to reflect Sam's progression and state of mind.
1) The document is a shot list for a film project titled "From Outside In" detailing various shots needed to tell the story. It includes 45 numbered shots with descriptions of camera placements, characters and actions, estimated shot lengths, and required sound effects.
2) The story follows a character named Sam and seems to depict her daily routine and struggles with mental health issues. Many shots show her going through repetitive morning and school routines to convey her being "stuck".
3) As the days progress, Sam's costumes get darker, her voice is heard in a voiceover, and she has her first therapy session, showing her seeking help for her mental health issues that she tries to hide from others.
SAM is alone in their house one evening when they begin hearing three quick knocks at the front door. Looking through the peephole, no one is there. The knocking continues at the back door and then upstairs. SAM searches the entire house but finds nothing. The knocking grows louder and does not stop. SAM curls up terrified as the knocking moves to the bathroom. With shaking hands, SAM opens the bathroom cabinet and screams. The camera pans past SAM's corpse covered in blood with a message in blood on the bath that reads "I Did Knock."
This document is a screenplay summary for an unspoken drama. It describes a traumatic event where Jamie witnesses his father David kill his mother Cindy during a domestic dispute. Jamie is then nonverbal and diagnosed with selective mutism. Three months later, Jamie is adjusting to a new home and school with his sister Mya and aunt Rachel. He begins to learn sign language and makes a friend. Mya also joins the soccer team at her new high school. The screenplay explores Jamie and Mya coping after their mother's death.
A ragtag group of high school students take matters into their own hands to bring an end to crime both in and out of their school after they don masked identities to punish various perpetrators.
This is the screenplay for the pilot episode of a 60 min TV "dramedy."
This screenplay is about a 17-year-old girl named Sam who is chatting with her friend Dani online about school gossip and plans for Sam's upcoming birthday. Sam leaves her house with her laptop to meet Dani, who picks her up in her car. They drive to school while discussing rumors about their classmate Becca possibly being pregnant. Sam is unsure if she wants a big birthday party but leaves the decision up to Dani and their other friends.
1. School ends at 3:30pm and two girls, Amelia and Annabelle, walk home together through the recreation ground. Amelia notices a man watching them but Annabelle doesn't see anyone.
2. A few days later, Annabelle goes missing after splitting from Amelia on their regular walk home. Amelia's mother comes to ask if Annabelle came over that evening but Amelia says she hasn't seen her.
3. Two weeks later, Amelia's friend Kirsty invites her out for the day. Amelia agrees to meet Kirsty and some other friends at the shop, still feeling down about Annabelle
The document provides a scene-by-scene summary of a film titled "Hellion". It describes:
1) A boy lying in bed who is filmed by a ceiling camera that pans in on his face.
2) Scenes of the boy leaving his house with his bag, walking to school, and entering the classroom.
3) The boy going to the bathroom at school and being noticed by another boy, Jay.
4) Additional scenes of the boy leaving school, noticing a memorial, and talking with Jay before walking alone to a graveyard.
The protagonist falls asleep in class and has a strange dream where he is the only student at school. He searches the empty hallways and offices calling out for someone. Strange noises and his name being called follow him down a never-ending corridor. He wakes up to find only five minutes have passed and the class is laughing at him. The film will be shot at a school and bedroom exploring themes of mystery and suspense with a plot twist at the end.
The document is a script for a short film that follows Emily, a young girl who feels like she is being pursued or stalked. In the opening scene, Emily walks to school alone feeling worried and isolated. She thinks she sees someone following her. At school, Emily is startled when Harry greets her, increasing her feeling that someone is watching her. When her friends ask if she's okay, Emily sees a shadow at the window that frightens her. In class, Emily is confused when the teacher doesn't call Harry's name for attendance, and learns that Harry has died. When Emily turns to look, she sees Harry smiling behind her, revealing he may have been the stalker pursuing her all along.
The document is a script that follows Emily as she walks alone to school feeling afraid and pursued by an unseen stalker. In school, she is distracted and alarmed by things at the window. Her friends are worried about her strange behavior and lack of sleep. In class, when the teacher takes attendance and doesn't call Harry's name, saying he died weeks ago, Emily is confused and distressed since she believes Harry is sitting behind her. She turns around to see him smiling and laughing at her fear.
1) James and Samuel go on their last robbery together, hitting multiple houses and taking cash and valuables.
2) During the final job, James plans to steal all the money from the group and drive off on his own.
3) Samuel confronts James at the getaway car. A fight ensues and James drives off, leaving Samuel behind in the street.
1. School ends at 3:30pm and two girls, Amelia and Annabelle, walk home together through the recreation ground. Amelia notices a man watching them but Annabelle doesn't see anyone.
2. A few days later, Annabelle goes missing after splitting from Amelia on their regular walk home. Amelia's mother comes to ask if Annabelle came over that evening but Amelia says she hasn't seen her.
3. Two weeks later, Amelia is still upset by Annabelle's disappearance. Her friend Kirsty invites her out for the day which Amelia reluctantly agrees to, still feeling like she is being watched
This document is a screenplay about a student named Adam dealing with the death of his friend Chad. In the first scene, Adam's friend Marl notices Adam seems upset at school. They later learn in class that Chad passed away. Adam talks to Marl about how hard it is, especially for their mutual friend Ava. Later scenes show Adam walking home from school hearing classmates discuss Chad's death, and at night looking at old photos of him and Chad before a scary encounter in his home.
A student named Chad has passed away. In school, Adam and his friends deal with the news of Chad's death. That night, while looking at old photos of himself and Chad, Adam hears strange noises in his house. He investigates and encounters an unknown figure, screaming in terror as the screen cuts to black.
A student named Chad has passed away. The next day at school, Adam and his friends deal with the news of Chad's death. Adam feels depressed but tries to seem okay. That night alone in his house, Adam hears strange noises and sees a figure in the darkness that terrifies him.
1. School ends at 3:30pm and students leave for the day. Two girls, Amelia and Annabelle, walk together down a pathway and into a recreation ground.
2. As they sit in the park, Amelia notices a man watching them but Annabelle doesn't see anyone. They later split up to walk home separately.
3. That evening, Annabelle is attacked while walking alone down a footpath. She goes missing and two weeks later when Amelia is still feeling low, her friends try to get her to go out to distract herself.
The student teacher observed a 10th grade English lesson on "If Clause - Type 2" taught by her mentor teacher. The lesson began with a warm-up where students shared what they did over the weekend. The teacher then introduced the grammar point by presenting a dialogue between two characters, Elena and her mother, to establish the context. Students practiced identifying and constructing sentences using "If clause - Type 2" through fill-in-the-blank, multiple choice, and substitution exercises. They also engaged in a paired dialogue activity to demonstrate their understanding of forming and using the grammar structure to express hypothetical or unreal situations in the present.
The lesson plan is for a pre-intermediate English class with 20 students. The lesson focuses on teaching the structure "Would you mind..." for making polite requests. The teacher engages students in a social chat to warm up. Pictures are then used to introduce a context where one character asks "Would you mind opening the window?" The target structure is explained and practiced through repetition and role plays. Examples are provided on the board and students are asked to generate their own requests to check understanding before the lesson ends.
Emmanuel is being chased by a gang led by Solomon through alleyways near his school. While being chased, Emmanuel reflects on how he ended up in this situation. He later discovers that a new student at his school, Arianna, has been manipulating him and is actually working with Solomon. This leads to a confrontation and chase scene with Solomon's gang. Emmanuel is saved by his mentor Mo-G, who convinces Emmanuel to reconsider the path he is on and focus on school instead of gang involvement, for the sake of his future.
Anna arrives home and finds a mysterious note left behind. As she investigates further in her house, strange things start happening - a light flickers upstairs and a written message appears. Unsettled, Anna calls out but receives no response, unsure of what just occurred in her empty home.
This document provides a shot list for a film depicting a week in the life of a character named Sam who struggles with mental health issues. It includes 51 numbered scenes with descriptions of the camera shots and angles to depict Sam's daily routine and increasing anxiety and depression throughout the week. The shots are meant to show Sam's normal outward appearance while hinting at her inner mental state. Costume choices for each day of the week are also listed to reflect Sam's progression and state of mind.
1) The document is a shot list for a film project titled "From Outside In" detailing various shots needed to tell the story. It includes 45 numbered shots with descriptions of camera placements, characters and actions, estimated shot lengths, and required sound effects.
2) The story follows a character named Sam and seems to depict her daily routine and struggles with mental health issues. Many shots show her going through repetitive morning and school routines to convey her being "stuck".
3) As the days progress, Sam's costumes get darker, her voice is heard in a voiceover, and she has her first therapy session, showing her seeking help for her mental health issues that she tries to hide from others.
SAM is alone in their house one evening when they begin hearing three quick knocks at the front door. Looking through the peephole, no one is there. The knocking continues at the back door and then upstairs. SAM searches the entire house but finds nothing. The knocking grows louder and does not stop. SAM curls up terrified as the knocking moves to the bathroom. With shaking hands, SAM opens the bathroom cabinet and screams. The camera pans past SAM's corpse covered in blood with a message in blood on the bath that reads "I Did Knock."
This document is a screenplay summary for an unspoken drama. It describes a traumatic event where Jamie witnesses his father David kill his mother Cindy during a domestic dispute. Jamie is then nonverbal and diagnosed with selective mutism. Three months later, Jamie is adjusting to a new home and school with his sister Mya and aunt Rachel. He begins to learn sign language and makes a friend. Mya also joins the soccer team at her new high school. The screenplay explores Jamie and Mya coping after their mother's death.
A ragtag group of high school students take matters into their own hands to bring an end to crime both in and out of their school after they don masked identities to punish various perpetrators.
This is the screenplay for the pilot episode of a 60 min TV "dramedy."
This screenplay is about a 17-year-old girl named Sam who is chatting with her friend Dani online about school gossip and plans for Sam's upcoming birthday. Sam leaves her house with her laptop to meet Dani, who picks her up in her car. They drive to school while discussing rumors about their classmate Becca possibly being pregnant. Sam is unsure if she wants a big birthday party but leaves the decision up to Dani and their other friends.
1. School ends at 3:30pm and two girls, Amelia and Annabelle, walk home together through the recreation ground. Amelia notices a man watching them but Annabelle doesn't see anyone.
2. A few days later, Annabelle goes missing after splitting from Amelia on their regular walk home. Amelia's mother comes to ask if Annabelle came over that evening but Amelia says she hasn't seen her.
3. Two weeks later, Amelia's friend Kirsty invites her out for the day. Amelia agrees to meet Kirsty and some other friends at the shop, still feeling down about Annabelle
The document provides a scene-by-scene summary of a film titled "Hellion". It describes:
1) A boy lying in bed who is filmed by a ceiling camera that pans in on his face.
2) Scenes of the boy leaving his house with his bag, walking to school, and entering the classroom.
3) The boy going to the bathroom at school and being noticed by another boy, Jay.
4) Additional scenes of the boy leaving school, noticing a memorial, and talking with Jay before walking alone to a graveyard.
The protagonist falls asleep in class and has a strange dream where he is the only student at school. He searches the empty hallways and offices calling out for someone. Strange noises and his name being called follow him down a never-ending corridor. He wakes up to find only five minutes have passed and the class is laughing at him. The film will be shot at a school and bedroom exploring themes of mystery and suspense with a plot twist at the end.
1. Hannah stays late at her school, playing make-believe games by herself after classes are over for the day.
2. As it gets darker, she explores empty classrooms and workshops, pretending to be an adult.
3. The caretaker begins locking up the school for the night, but notices Hannah hiding in a classroom and offers her part of his sandwich. They smile at each other, forming an unexpected connection in the empty school.
Vannesse bullies Omelia at school. Omelia wishes that Vannesse knows what it's like to be alone and have something taken from her. Vannesse wakes up unable to be seen or heard by others. She sees Omelia and her mother interacting as if they live together. Omelia explains that Vannesse will experience increasing isolation. Later, Vannesse finds herself homeless on the street as Omelia and her friends laugh at her.
The document is a script that follows a boy and girl through their morning routines getting ready for school. It shows the girl waking up, getting dressed, eating breakfast quickly while her mother cooks, and leaving the house. It also shows the boy waking up later, rushing to get ready, grabbing food from the cupboard despite his mother's objections, and leaving the house. At the end, the boy and girl pass each other on the street while walking in opposite directions.
The document is a script that follows a boy and girl through their morning routines getting ready for school. It shows the girl waking up, getting dressed, eating breakfast quickly while her mother cooks, and leaving the house. It also shows the boy waking up later, rushing to get ready, grabbing food from the cupboard despite his mother's objections, and leaving the house. At the end, the boy and girl pass each other on the street while walking in opposite directions.
James wakes up feeling depressed about having to go to school where he struggles with social anxiety. He goes through his morning routine and walks to school. In class, James feels lonely seeing others laugh and talk while he keeps to himself. After school, James goes home to an empty house and spends time alone on his computer to escape his anxious thoughts. Two years later, James is laughing and joking in class after joining a social club that has helped him gain confidence through social experiences.
This document is a screenplay summary for the film "Hellion". It follows a teenage boy named Thomas who is bullied at school. He makes a wish for the bully to be dead, and the next day finds out the bully has died. Thomas interacts with a mysterious voice in his head. The voice encourages his violent behavior. Thomas begins to suspect the voice is responsible for the deaths, but the voice insists Thomas is the one in control. The screenplay explores Thomas grappling with whether he is responsible for the deaths or being manipulated by the voice in his head.
Emily goes through the five stages of grief after breaking up with her boyfriend Sam: denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance. In denial, Emily acts like they are still together when visiting Sam. In anger, Emily gets rid of all items reminding her of Sam. In bargaining, Emily offers Sam all her money to take her back. During depression, Emily isolates herself in her room for two days. Finally, in acceptance, Emily tells Sam she has moved on when he begs for her to return.
This document is a summary of scenes from a film about a teenage girl named Claire who is struggling in school and facing domestic abuse at home. In the first scene, Claire's teacher scolds her for not paying attention and not having her work done. Embarrassed and upset, Claire leaves the classroom in tears. Later at home, Claire's father physically abuses her after demanding she buy him cigarettes. Claire flees her home and calls a child abuse hotline for help. The film aims to bring awareness to domestic abuse and resources for victims.
This document is a summary of scenes from a film about a teenage girl named Claire who is struggling in school and at home. In the first scene, Claire's teacher scolds her for not paying attention and not having her work done. Later, Claire's father physically abuses her after accusing her of ignoring him. Distraught, Claire runs away from home and calls a child abuse hotline for help. The document provides context and descriptions of shots for different scenes in the film about Claire's difficulties at school and abuse at home.
1) The document introduces Armani, a depressed teenage girl with a traumatic childhood who is being abused by her mother and her mother's boyfriend. She is struggling in school and has a toxic relationship.
2) During class, Armani is called out by her teacher for her poor grades. Her classmates laugh at her. Later, she receives an abusive text from her mother that causes her to cry and leave class.
3) At the bridge, Armani is bullied by her classmates. Feeling it is her last straw, she sends final messages to her family before ending her life by jumping off the bridge.
This short film follows the morning routine of Jack, a young autistic boy, and his mother Emma. The film shows Jack's precise daily rituals for getting dressed, eating breakfast, and playing with toys. It also depicts Emma as overwhelmed and distracted by her job, neglecting household chores and ignoring Jack during one of his autistic fits. In the climax, Jack knocks Emma's phone out of her hand during a fit, after which she consoles him. The film ends with Emma taking a moment outside to smoke and reflect while clutching an old photo.
Similar to Draft 1 from outside in by lucy pratt (20)
All employers must conduct a risk assessment to identify potential hazards. The document provides a sample risk assessment for a production company to help identify hazards for their business. It lists potential hazards like trips, falls, and equipment damage. For each hazard, it describes who may be harmed, existing controls, and any additional actions needed to reduce risk. Employers are responsible for reviewing and updating their risk assessment as needed to ensure safety.
Lucy created a small video using footage and royalty-free music to provide evidence of production work. She has numbered and labeled footage folders containing shots as well as preparation work. For post-production evidence, Lucy included screenshots, communication logs, and notes describing transitions, audio effects, and video effects used in each screenshot.
The student created a short film about mental health struggles to engage young audiences. Though there were challenges in the process, the student feels the film achieved its goals of realistically portraying the day-to-day thoughts and feelings of the main character suffering from anxiety and depression without showing a perfect recovery. Areas for improvement include emphasizing the character's decision to seek help and re-recording voiceovers with better audio quality. The student learned a great deal about the filmmaking process and hopes to improve organization and editing in future projects.
- The document is a log of Lucy Pratt editing together footage for a film project about a student named Sam suffering from depression.
- Lucy details adjusting lighting, adding transitions between shots, and cutting dialogue due to scheduling issues with actors.
- She describes editing ambient noise into classroom scenes to convey Sam's feelings of isolation and organizing footage.
- Feedback from teachers helped Lucy refine the volume of sound effects and pace of certain shots to better fit the story.
This document is a rushes log created by editor Lucy Pratt for the production "From OutsideIn". It provides details on 53 video files and 5 audio files recorded for the production, including file names, durations, and notes on possible edits. For each file, Pratt recommends precise timecode ranges to crop in order to cut unwanted footage like the actor moving behind the camera or adjusting equipment. Background noises are also noted that may need replacing in post-production. The level of detail in the log will help Pratt efficiently edit the materials down to the essential scenes for the final cut.
1. The opening shot of the film is too bright and will need a lighting effect applied in post-production. Re-shooting was needed for some scenes that were unclear due to weather conditions.
2. Additional audio may need to be added to some re-shot scenes to make them feel more natural. Music will be used in place of some audio to see how it affects those scenes.
3. Not all needed sound effects were downloaded initially, so additional effects for a school bell, ambient chatter, and door slam were acquired.
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The student is looking for actors to be in their media film about mental health for their final school project. They need people to play the main student roles as well as extras in the background. Filming will take place on Saturday the 2nd and actors are needed for the full day. The film covers a week so actors will need to wear slightly different outfits each day to show the passage of time. Anyone interested is asked to read the script to see if they are willing to help, as it will be a big help to the student to complete their university requirements.
1) The document summarizes Lucy Pratt's role in an online marketing campaign for a school production. Her responsibilities included organizing content, tracking progress, and communicating with cast and crew to obtain bios and quotes.
2) While communication within the online marketing team was successful, communication with other marketing teams could have been improved. The online team was not kept in the loop about links between platforms.
3) Surveys of the marketing efforts found that social media videos were well-received and effectively targeted friends and family of cast and crew. However, the website could have provided more details about the show to further build excitement.
The document summarizes several meetings of an online marketing team for a school production. It discusses assigning roles for creating YouTube and social media content. The team agrees to upload videos every Thursday. They schedule a meeting with the staff in charge of social media accounts. Later meetings cover developing a website, scheduling posts, and addressing issues getting content from other teams. While communication within the online marketing team was good, a lack of communication with other departments caused delays.
This document provides instructions for end credits for a film project. It lists the producer, camera operators, costume/props, and editor. It then lists the main student actors in groups and notes other background students. It thanks those who helped film but were not on screen like teachers and friends. It leaves space to include the music sources used and the editing software.
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Lucy Pratt has created a post-production schedule for editing a film project called "From Outside In" over several weeks in January and February 2019. The schedule details the tasks, locations, equipment needed, and notes for editing the footage, recording voiceovers, adding music, reshooting scenes, and completing the film in time for screenings in mid-February. It also accounts for a media trip to New York in mid-January and study leave time to focus on editing. The final stages in early March involve finishing touches, peer and teacher feedback, and exporting the completed film.
Amethyst Productions has obtained permission from a parent or guardian to use their son or daughter as an actor in the film "From Outside In". The permission slip acknowledges that the child will have a speaking or non-speaking role in the film, which will be publicly released on YouTube or Short of the Week. It also confirms that the child has agreed to take on a specific role and is aware that the completed film will be used for Lucy Pratt's final school project.
The school is producing the musical "Anything Goes" which will open on February 12, 2019. Students in the production arts and media program have designed a website, social media content, and YouTube videos to promote the show and showcase their work. These students are split into departments like costumes, lighting, and stage management. They are working professionally with meetings and action plans. Some students are creating a documentary and smaller video updates about the production process. The cast features students from all year groups who went through an audition process. Rehearsals and set work have been underway since September.
The marketing team meeting discussed progress on print, online, audio, and audio-visual projects. The print team nearly completed the poster and cover and will provide photos. The online team met with a teacher about social media release dates and is designing web pages. They will share footage. The audio-visual team finished shooting and is editing their video. The audio team finished recording a jingle and interviews. Today the online team will revisit schedules and start designing school website content.
This document outlines an online marketing schedule for a unit. It assigns tasks such as creating social media posts and videos to different people and tracks the status of completing these tasks on weekly deadlines. The schedule runs from January 10th to February 28th and includes introducing upcoming content on social media platforms, linking to videos, polls, photos and interviews to promote an event and documentary.
This document outlines a social media strategy for promoting a YouTube channel, website, and documentary over multiple months. It includes posting introductory videos and links on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Behind-the-scenes photos, interview clips, character profiles, and polls would also be shared across platforms. The website would be updated with additional information and profiles corresponding to interview videos and the documentary's progress.
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The client liked the student's script concept and execution, finding it thought-provoking in its exploration of themes like gender equality and mental health issues. The client's main feedback was to improve the script structure and clarity of some sections. The student made revisions based on this feedback. The student feels they met the expectations of the client and competition brief by creating an industry-standard script that sparks important conversations and allows audiences to relate to the main character's struggles. The student learned more about the scriptwriting process through completing this project.
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These slides walk through the story of 1 Samuel. Samuel is the last judge of Israel. The people reject God and want a king. Saul is anointed as the first king, but he is not a good king. David, the shepherd boy is anointed and Saul is envious of him. David shows honor while Saul continues to self destruct.
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*FROM OUTSIDE IN*
FADE IN:
INT. BEDROOM - MORNING
Phone alarm sounds. It reads ‘Monday’. Sam’s hand turns off
the alarm, on the white bedside table and proceeds to get out
of bed, we only see the movement of the bed covers and her
legs. Sam, 17, is kind hearted and on the outside can look shy
and geeky but on the inside she suffers from severe Anxiety
and Depression and identifies as Asexual. She is also an
introvert.
We watch Sam walk out of her room, opening the door. She
reaches the bathroom door and knocks on it, in a tired,
frustrated manner. She then leans back against the wall,
waiting.
CUT TO:
INT. BATHROOM/ LANDING/ KITCHEN - MORNING
We see Sam in the bathroom mirror, drying her face. This is
the first shot of her face. We continue watching in the mirror
as Sam brushes her teeth and leans out of frame to spit.
We then see Sam from behind as she makes her way down the
stairs. The stairs are narrow with walls directly both sides.
She is carrying her school bag. It is black with a pattern at
the base. She is wearing a white and grey striped top, blue
jeans, a black jacket and black shoes.
Looking from above, we see Sam, in the Kitchen, making up a
bowl of cereal. We see her pour the box of cereal into a small
white bowl, with grey butterflies circling the outside, and
pouring in the milk. This all happens in one shot on the
Kitchen counter.
CUT TO:
EXT. OUTSIDE SCHOOL – MORNING
Sam is getting out of the back of her mother’s car, a black
Mocker, this is down the road from the student entrance of the
school. Once standing outside the car, Sam leans back into the
car to grab her school bag, before stepping back, closing the
door and walking out of frame.
Sam stops before entering the school gate, large black gates
with card scanner to the left of them and a pad-lock that is
not currently holding the two gates together. We see her stop,
check her jean pockets, pull up her jeans, breath and continue
through the gate.
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FADE TO:
TITLE SCREEN – BLACK BACKGROUND
The logo for ‘AMETHYST PRODUCTIONS’ appears, followed by the
title screen, ‘FROM OUTSIDE IN… TIME TO POP THE BUBBLE’
INT. SCHOOL STUDY – DAY
From above, Sam is sitting in one of the study cubicles, she
is writing an essay in her coursework book. We can see that
she is finishing a double page of writing and proceeds to turn
the page and continue. Her phone sits on the desk further away
from her, on the desk, to the right, it reads ‘8:20’. A pencil
and rubber sit on the desk too. Her school bag sits on the
ground by her feet.
The first opening credit plays during this scene, ‘WRITER:
LUCY PRATT’
CUT TO:
INT. CLASSROOM 1 – DAY
They are in a lesson. Sam is seated in the back right hand
corner of the room. In front and next to her are Student 1 and
Student 2. Student 1 and Student 2 are stereotypical “cool
kids” in a class, who don’t do the work and talk to one
another. They are wearing brighter colours and/or patterns
than Sam. Sam is trying to focus on her work.
The opening credit reads, ‘DIRECTOR: LUCY PRATT’
STUDENT 1
(sarcastic tone)
Did you hear about the best couple in the world?
STUDENT 2
(sarcastic tone)
Yeah, so great
(pause)
Student 3 enters. They are clearly wearing foundation. They
are annoyed. They enter the frame and sit down in front of Sam
and turns to face Student 2.
STUDENT 2 (CONT ‘ D)
It’s not that bad
STUDENT 3
Wearing NO make-up is bad…
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Student 1 taps on Student 3’s shoulder and indicates out of
frame, towards the door, with their head.
STUDENT 2
So Hot
STUDENT 3
Yup so hot
The opening credit reads, ‘STARING: LUCY PRATT’
EXT. OUTSIDE SIXTH FORM BUILDING – DAY
The sound of a school bell. The automatic doors of the sixth
form block are the focus of the frame. We see Student 1,
Student 2, Student 3, Sam and other Sixth Form students
exiting the building. Student 1, Student 2 and Student 3 are
talking and joking about and walk out of frame to the left. We
can’t make out what they are saying. Other students follow,
individually or in small groups. One other student turns to
the right, just before we see Sam walk out of the building and
to the right.
We then see the other student turn down the corner to the
right and Sam continue to the left. She is walking a different
way to all those around her.
The opening credit reads, ‘……………………’ (Actors playing Student 1
and Student 2)
CUT TO:
INT. CLASSROOM 2/ CLASSROOM 3 - DAY
SERIES OF SHOTS:
A) Classroom 2, Sam sits in the centre front row with
Student 1, Student 2 and Student 3 sitting at the desk
directly behind her. Other students fill the remaining
desks in frame. Sam is trying to stay focused on her
work, with Student 1, Student 2 and Student 3 talking and
joking with one another. Again we cannot make out the
dialogue.
B) Classroom 3, Sam is sitting in the left seat of a 2
seated desk, she is nearest to the wall. Student 1,
Student 2 and Student 3 are sitting on the desk in front
of Sam as well as behind. They are talking to each other
over Sam. She is still trying to do her work.
The opening credit reads, ‘…………….’ (Actor playing Student 3)
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EXT. / INT. FRONT DOOR – AFTERNOON
We Sam entering her house again from outside the house. Once
she opens the door we move inside to see her pull up the
handle. We then see Sam from the landing walking up the stairs
with the head down. She then walks into her room, where the
lights are off, and shuts the door.
Final opening credit reads, ‘BASED ON SEVERAL DIFFERENT REAL
LIFE EXPERIENCES’
Blackout to match the beat of the door closing. We hear the
phone alarm.
FADE TO:
INT. LANDING - MORNING
We are in the opposite room as we see Sam open her bedroom
door, walk to and knock on the bathroom door. She leans on the
wall, waiting. This is exactly the same as before, however the
shot type is different.
EXT. OUTSIDE SCHOOL - MORNING
We watch Sam, from behind, we see her stop, check her jean
pockets, pull up her jeans, breath and continue through the
gate. She is wearing a plain black top, blue jeans, a black
checked over shirt and black shoes.
CUT TO:
INT. SCHOOL STUDY/ CLASSROOM 1/ CLASSROOM 4/ CLASSROOM 2 – DAY
SERIES OF SHOTS:
a) School Study, we are behind Sam who is sitting in the
same cubical as before. Her phone, pencil, rubber and
coursework book are all is the same arraignment. She is
also about to turn the page again.
b) Classroom 1, Sam is seated in the back right hand corner
of the room. In front and next to her are Student 1,
Student 2 and Student 3. Other Students are filling the
rest of the in frame desks.
c) Classroom 4, Sam sits at the front of the class, on the
furthest left, next to the wall. She is just near the
door to the classroom. Student 1, Student 2 and Student 3
are again surrounding her.
d) Classroom 2, Sam sits in the centre front row with
Student 1, Student 2 and Student 3 sitting at the desk
directly behind her. Other students fill the remaining
desks in frame.
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NOTE: ALL THE ABOVE SHOTS ARE VERY SIMILAR TO THE PREVIOUS
‘SERIES OF SHOTS’ WITH ALL THE ACTION IN THE SCHOOL STUDY,
CLASSROOM 1 AND CLASSROOM 2 BEING THE SAME/ VERY SIMILAR TO
THE PREVIOUS SHOTS IN THOSE LOCATIONS. THIS WILL BE THE CASE
FOR EVERY REPEAT IN LOCATION. UNTILL THE NEXT NOTE.
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EXT. / INT. FRONT DOOR/ LANDING – AFTERNOON
We see Sam from afar, entering her house again, we move
inside, looking at Sam pulling up the door handle. We are
watching from just behind the wall. We are then at the other
end of the landing and we see Sam ascend the stairs, open her
bedroom door, walk in and shut the door.
Blackout again to match the beat of the door closing. We hear
the phone alarm.
FADE TO:
EXT. / INT. OUTSIDE SCHOOL/ SCHOOL STUDY – MORNING
Wearing a black with small rainbows top, black and white
checked over shirt, we see Sam stop, sort out her pocket, pull
up her jeans, and then continue towards the camera, through
the gate.
CONTINUED
Sam is then seen in the same study cubical as the previous
days. This time we are watching from across the room. She has
the same set up on her desk and her work is at the same point
as before.
CUT TO:
INT. CLASSROOM 4 – DAY
Sam enters the frame not wearing her black and white checked
over shirt. She puts down her bag by her chair, puts on her
over shirt and sits down. As Sam starts to take her things out
of her school bag, Student 1, Student 2 and Student 3, along
with other students, walk into frame, sitting in the same
seats as before. They are talking as they do so.
STUDENT 1
I know, it’s amazing
STUDENT 2
Yeah, you’re so lucky, what are they like?
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STUDENT 3
I bet they are romantic…
Student 3 notices that Sam is sitting in front of them, she is
trying again to focus on doing her work.
STUDENT 3 (CONT ‘D)
…Hey Sam, do you thing they are hot?
SAM
(shy and hesitant) (without looking up)
No
STUDENT 1
Really?
(pause)
Oh do you like...
SAM
No
STUDENT 2
You must like someone?
Sam doesn’t reply to this.
STUDENT 3
Well, do you like boys or girls, because it sounds
like you’re a……?
The school bell is heard.
SAM
Neither
Sam reaches down, picks up her school bag, and puts it on her
shoulder as she stands up. She then picks up the work she has
been doing, holding it in her arms, and exits the classroom
and out of the frame.
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CUT TO:
INT. LANDING – AFTERNOON
We are in Sam’s bedroom and we see her walk up the stairs,
into her room and shut the door. The lights are off so this
will start the FADE TO BLACK.
Blackout again to match the beat of the door closing. We hear
the phone alarm.
NOTE: THE SIMILARITY IN SHOTS WILL CONTINUE UNTILL THE STAGE
DIRECTIONS SAYS SO. THE ONLY EXEPTION TO THIS IS THAT THE
SHOTS WILL NOW BE ACCOMPANIED BY A VOICE OVER FROM SAM.
INT. BATHROOM/ LANDING/ KITCHEN - MORNING
SERIES OF SHOTS:
a) Bathroom, Sam is seen from the mirror, as before, drying
her face. A voice over of Sam’s voice is heard.
SAM (V. O.)
Thursday, today is Thursday……. Wait is it? ......
b) Landing, we see Sam walking down the stairs, we are
watching through the banisters. She is wearing a plain
black hoody, black jeans and black and white canvas
shoes.
SAM (V. O.)
Ok so I have English, Media… homework, have I done
the homework, please tell me I’ve done it.
Detention. Detention. Detention……
c) Kitchen, we watch from over Sam’s shoulder as she makes a
bowl of cereal, the same way as before.
SAM (V. O.)
What if I haven’t done it, what if I’m late, is the
meeting at lunch today or tomorrow, are we getting
our assessment results today, I bet they are low,
did I work hard enough….
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EXT. / INT. OUTSIDE SCHOOL/ SCHOOL STUDY/ CLASSROOM 1/
CLASSROOM 3/ OUTSIDE SIXTH FORM BUILDING – DAY
SERIES OF SHOTS:
a) Outside school, we are behind Sam as she is getting out
of the car.
SAM (V. O.)
I have everything I need, wait, no I do because I
didn’t take anything out of my bag at home…..
(taking a deep breath)
Ok…..
She starts for the student gate, before stopping, sorting
out her pockets, pulling up her jeans and then continuing
through the gate.
SAM (V. O.)
Ok, breath, is anyone watching me, no I’m early
enough, ok….. Ah my chest hurts, am I shaking, I
hope it’s not obvious, is someone going to see, what
will they think? …..
b) School Study, We are Sam’s eyes, she is doing the same
work as before.
SAM (V. O.)
I hope I’ve written enough, is it good enough, I bet
its worse that everyone in the class that does not
work and gets As, why am I so bad at this, I’m
terrible, why am I trying? …..
c) Classroom 1, Sam is sitting in her back right hand corner
seat as she did before. Again with Student 1, Student 2
and Student 3 sitting around her. They are talking to one
another but we can’t make out what they are saying. Other
students are filling up the rest of the desks in frame,
again as before.
SAM (V. O.)
What’s the point, I want to stop, I’m exhausted and
it’s only my first lesson, I want to hide….. Why are
they calling them hot, I don’t understand what that
means? .....
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d) Classroom 3, looking over Sam’s shoulder we are looking
at the work she is doing. We can see in her peripheral
vision, Student 1, Student 2 and Student 3, talking and
fidgeting with the work they are supposed to be doing.
Again we can’t make out what they are talking about.
SAM (V. O.)
I need to finish this…. They need to stop talking,
distracting, work, distracting….
The school bell is heard again, Student 1, Student 2,
Student 3 and all the other students are quick in leaving
the classroom. Sam has not moved.
SAM (V. O.)
No, no, no, no, no, no... In Conclusion…., oh that
film comes out tomorrow, FOCUS, aaaaaaaaand, done
Sam starts to pack her things.
e) Outside Sixth Form building, we continue to watch Sam from
over her shoulder as she leaves the Sixth Form building. You
can see that everyone apart from one other student, same as
before, walks to the left whereas that student and Sam walk
off to the right. That Student then turns to the right as Sam
turns to the left. We see this scene from multiple close
angles.
SAM (V. O.)
Wait… where is everyone? Am I going the right way?
Please don’t be late, please don’t. Has the bell
gone? Am I early? Oooh a new episode comes out
tonight… no, I need to find the classroom.
INT. MEDICAL BLOCK/ JANE’S ROOM – DAY
This is a new location for Sam. She is walking down the
corridor and around the corner. She is walking slowly, the
music stopped suddenly as the scene began. The sound effect of
a heart thumping is all that can be heard. When she reaches
the door to the room she need to be at, she hesitates, knocks
and slowly enters.
CUT TO:
The room has low lighting, there is peaceful music, and we are
looking at positive posters on the wall from behind Sam’s
shoulder. There’s a change in shot as Sam sits down looking at
the pillow as she does.
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Sam then begins to talk, however the music drowns out what she
is saying. Each time she pauses, as if listening to someone
out of frame, the camera zooms a bit further out from Sam.
During this Sam could be crying as she is clearly talking
about her anxiety, getting everything out.
INT. / EXT. BATHROOM, OUTSIDE SCHOOL – MORNING
SERIES OF SHOTS:
a) Bathroom, the same shot as each time before, looking at
Sam in the mirror as she raises her head, drying her
face. However, this time she proceeds to stop, look
straight ahead, into the mirror and take a deep breath in
and out.
b) Outside school, Sam is wearing a plain black top, a black
and white checked over shirt, black jeans and white and
black canvas shoes. We watch from inside the gate as she
stops, takes a deep breath in and out, before walking
towards the camera, through the gate.
FADE TO:
END CREDITS – BLACK BACKGROUND
End credits are shown as follows, ‘PRODUCER; LUCY PRATT’,
CAMERA OPERATORS: LUCY PRATT……………. (Anyone who help to film
when not on screen), COSTUME/ PROPS: LUCY PRATT……………. (Anyone
who help to film when not on screen), EDITOR: LUCY PRATT, SET
CATERER: ………….. (Anyone who help to film when not on screen)’
The above credits are all shown separately to each other. The
following are in groups. ‘STUDEDNT 1: ………………. (Actor playing
Student 1), STUDENT 2: ………………. (Actor playing Student 2),
STUDENT 3: ……………… (Actor playing Student 3)’
Then, ‘OTHER STUDENTS: (Actors playing other students in the
background)
Then, ‘WITH HELP FROM: (Anyone else who help to film when not
on screen, teachers, friends etc.)’
Then, ‘SPECIAL THANKS TO: (Locations), MUSIC SOURCE: ………………
(when decided), EDITING SOFTWARE: ADOBE PREMIERE PRO, (and any
other sources)’.
FADE OUT.
THE END
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